Husserl: Expositions and AppraisalsFrederick Elliston, Peter McCormick, Peter J. McCormick |
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Husserls Theory of Meaning Jitendranath N Mohanty | 18 |
Husserls Views on the Evident and the True Henry Pietersma | 38 |
Structure and Genesis in Husserls Phenomenology Donn Welton | 54 |
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absolute abstract actual analysis apodictic appear Cartesian Meditations claim concept consciousness constituted Crisis critique Descartes distinction Edmund Husserl eidetic eidos ence enology entities epistemic epoche essence essential Evanston evident existence expression fact Føllesdal free variation Frege given Hague Heidegger Heidegger's horizon human Husserliana Ibid ideal Ideas imagination immanent inner intentional intentional object intentionality interpretation intuition ject Kant Kant's language life-world linguistic lived experiences Logical Investigations Marxism meaning mental metaphysical natural ness Nijhoff noema Northwestern University notion ontology perceived perception perspective phase phenom phenomenological reduction phenomenology philosophy position possible praxis predicate present primary memory priori problem proposition psychology pure ego question reality reference reflection relation scendental sciousness sense sentence serl serl's Sinn speak synthesis temporal object theory thesis thing thought tion tional tive tran transcendent transcendental ego transcendental subjectivity truth tween unity universal